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Broadcaster Magazine -
April 2024
Features
iTV in America
The state of iTV in America
HDTV and Sports
How HDTV and the Internet is changing TV sports
CFTPA Conference 2024
Thriving in an international broadcasting market
Factors create uncertainty for booming production industry
Future of Radio
Does radio have a future? Trends in North American radio
Departments
Tracking Trends
Betting on convergence
FEATURE STORY
NAB, RIAA battle over radio Webcasting
TV finally gets interactive and this time it's personal
The onset of interactive TV will place the control of programming firmly in the hands of consumers and distributors. Will broadcasters be shut out?
Industry News
TV too sexy, says parents group
E-commerce, on-line content key to broadcasters' future
CAB calls for immediate changes to copyright law
ExpressVu to provide service to cable operators
Headline Sports scores with live sports
Size matters says cable industry CCTA calls on government to allow mega media mergers
News
Coming Events (April 01, 2024)
Point of View
Is the couch potato an endangered species?
News Briefs
Funding agency freezes dealings with Cinar
Budget boosted for CBC Radio
Astral creates $6 million fund
CanWest to offer 24 hour news
NBC leaves NAB
Vidéotron head slams Quebecor proposal
Low-power FM stations will cause problems
CTV agrees to sell Sportsnet Long line-up of broadcasters interested in the sports channel
Broadcaster seeking to run gay channel
TVA makes bid for TV production company
Rogers, Shaw swap cable assets
New complaints body
HDTV News
Star Choice tees up first HDTV broadcast of The Masters
ATSC to take second look at HDTV reception issue
People
Two more U.S. stations go digital
Behind the scenes of Toronto's new Air Canada centre
Itelco launches COFDM transmitter
Mark Rubinstein named managing editor of Yahoo! Canada
The Last Word
FuturePlan positions CAB and its members for on-line media leadership
Tuned-In
Cover your bets
News on the Net
Web sites join to launch all-Canadian music channel
CanWest invests $20 million in health site
Canadians among world's top Web users